First name ends with same letter middle name begins with?

[Anonymous]

My full name does this!!
Joshua Adam Maciag.
I feel as though it is super rare, but why???? Lol. I love it, and I don't see one thing wrong with it.

[Anonymous]

Not the same but my kid's middle name is Eliza and first name ends in the sound ( but not letter) E but with a y and I love the way it goes together.

[Anonymous]

Actually a good thing. When you’re super pissed and enunciating his full name as you yell, you will pause extra between each and the effect will be more dramatic.

[Anonymous]

The two examples you gave are absolutely fine. I think if you were yelling for Patrick Kevin, it would come out blended together, like "Patrickeven!" But if you were enunciating, like at a graduation, that would sound fine, too.

[Anonymous]

My first name ends with the same first syllable as my last name. I HATE IT. I sound like a mother goose character.

[Anonymous]

If the sound changes, it is fine. Most people can annunciate Christine Elizabeth.

Patrick Kevin will sound like Patrickevin 90% of the time. There is a staffer on the Marketplace podcast named Ben Toliver and even trained radio people say his name in a way that sounds like Bent Oliver. Avoid that.

[Anonymous]

My daughter is Rosemary Ann and 2 people have asked if it's Rose Marianne, but it's no biggie. It never even crossed my mind til someone in an office setting asked me when she was like 5.

[Anonymous]

Ana Alicia

It’s fine. In fact, it flows in most cases.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My daughter is Rosemary Ann and 2 people have asked if it's Rose Marianne, but it's no biggie. It never even crossed my mind til someone in an office setting asked me when she was like 5.

Awww, that's very pretty.

[Anonymous]

Christine Elizabeth - fine because they don't run into each other


Patrick Kevin - avoid

[Anonymous]

would make a nice instagram name if she wants to combine them

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm avoiding first names that start with the same sound as our last name because I think it's really hard to say Luke Kent or Cliff Flynn.

I wouldn't worry quite as much about it for a middle name, but I would take it into consideration. Our first's name doesn't quite roll off the tongue (similar to Sophia Elizabeth) but we did it anyway because we wanted to use a middle name for a special family member.

Lou Kent and Cliff Lynn

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My kid's name is like that, but the letter makes different sounds (like Eric Cyril or Linus Sean). It doesn't bother me at all.

The same sound might or might not bother me. for example, Joseph Francis runs together but I like Eric Christopher quite a bit.

How do you pronounce Linus Sean? The S is the almost identical to Sh. That's why it's spelled that way.